1967 AMC Marlin / Ambassador 990 … DPL Hardtop Vtg '67 Original Dealer Ad PC

1967 AMC Marlin / Ambassador 990 ... DPL Hardtop Vtg '67 Original Dealer Ad PC

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Location: Martinsburg, West Virginia
Ships to: US,
Item: 134975244329

Restocking Fee:No
Return shipping will be paid by:Buyer
All returns accepted:Returns Accepted
Item must be returned within:30 Days
Refund will be given as:Money Back
Unit of Sale:Single Unit
Artist:N/A
Occasion:N/A
Size:Standard (5.5 x 3.5 in)
Signed:No
Year Manufactured:1967
Original/Licensed Reprint:Original
Franchise:American Motors Corporation / AMC
Brand/Publisher:Unbranded
Subject:Automobile
Personalize:No
Type:Printed (Lithograph)
Era:Chrome (c. 1939-present)
Theme:Transportation
Features:Automobile Advertising
Country/Region of Manufacture:United States
Postage Condition:Unposted

Thank you for your interest in this listing and please feel confident that your item will be enveloped and/or packaged very well. ALL NORMAL SIZED POST CARDS WILL ARRIVE IN A PROTECTIVE SLEEVE WITH A BACKING SHEET ( Backing Sheet is a type of cardboard not plastic ), OVERSIZED POST CARDS WILL BE SENT WITH EQUIVALENT PROTECTION. Also, feel free to ask any questions you may have concerning this item. ANY ITEM/LISTING TRANSACTED AND/OR PURCHASED AFTER 10 P.M. (EST) ON ANY GIVEN BUSINESS DAY EXCEPT FRIDAY (Friday purchases will be shipped the following Monday) CAN BE DELAYED IN SHIPMENT BY ONE BUSINESS DAY. TERMINOLOGY USED; 1.) Near perfect = Appears as if being bought new from a store’s postcard rack. Beautiful. 2.) Shows the most extremely mild wear = Has the most faint corner wear, otherwise perfect. 3.) Shows extremely mild wear = very minimal but noticeable wear to corners – very hard to see any edge wear and if so, very slight – no further flaws 4.) Shows very mild wear = very mild corner/edge rubs w/ “MAYBE” (or maybe not) just a slight or hard to notice crease and could show very faint surface marks or scratches. 5.) Shows mild wear = Has been handled and noticeably passed through hands (“MAY” or may not show surface marks), has no major damage but MAY (or may not) have mild creases – bumped corners -or just slightly more than normal edge wear. 6.) Shows some wear = “MAY” (or may not) have heavy creases, small edge rips, bumped corners, soft corners, surface abrasions, surface wear, surface cracks, and mild staining. 7.) Shows heavy wear and/or damage = “MAY” (or may not) show missing pieces, worn through, long rips, moisture through back to front stains, tape marks or holding card together and all other apparent damage. — Lots of times I will state the condition as, (Example) ” Shows very mild wear and creasing to left or right side ” —This is to say…” this card is very nice except…it has this flaw “. As you can tell, I am no expert and cannot grade a postcard for you, so this is just a key to understand how I think of the condition of the postcards I sell. As with all items I list, please use the magnification tool to see the high resolution photos included in each listing and confirm for yourself before purchasing. ** PLEASE BE AWARE ** The Postcards I sell are sent using standard first class mail envelopes, and are normally sent with a standard first class stamp unless I need to add an additional ounce stamp when there is multiple Postcards purchased in one order. All Postcards will include a backing sheet made from a card stock similar to the Postcard itself. All Postcards are sent inserted in Postcard Soft Sleeves. This method of packaging is used simply to keep your shipping fees low. Yes, Postcards can be shipped a lot more securely, but at a higher shipping fee. Most of the Postcards I sell have been set at a lower price point in order to sell them at a faster pace. I feel if I raise the price of shipping, to most, but understandably not to all would detract from the sale itself. SO PLEASE, PURCHASE ONLY IF YOU ARE COMFORTABLE WITH AND AGREEABLE TO THIS METHOD OF SHIPPING. OF COURSE IF DAMAGE OCCURS DURING SHIPPING, YOU WILL ALWAYS BE REFUNDED ( Damage during shipping is rare, but can occur from time to time ). Higher priced Postcards will be packaged commensurate to price point paid ( Example: Soft Sleeve w/ Side Loader, Stiffening Sheets within a Bubble Mailer ). I do not use any photo enhancement tools. Photo’s are high definition from scanner or I-Phone only. ALL POSTCARDS ARE OF NORMAL SIZE UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED. COMBINED SHIPPING ON POSTCARDS IS OFFERED. 1st POSTCARD PURCHASED IS $1.00, EVERY POSTCARD PURCHASED AFTER THE INITIAL IS .25 EACH. PLEASE MAKE SURE YOUR CART HAS THE ORDER COMBINED OR THIS FEATURE MAY NOT WORK OR IT MAY CHARGE YOU THE INITIAL FEE OF $1.00 FOR EACH POSTCARD. ALL PROBLEMS CAN BE RESOLVED THROUGH GOOD COMMINICATION AND A GOOD WORKING RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE BUYER AND SELLER!PLEASE CONTACT ME BEFORE LEAVING NEGATIVE FEEDBACK!! I TREAT MY CUSTOMERS LIKE I WOULD WANT TO BE TREATED WITH KINDNESS, RESPECT, AND TRY TO MAINTAIN AN EFFICIENT, SPEEDY RESOLVE TO ALL PROBLEMS!!!POSTCARDS WILL BE SHIPPED USING A #10 ENVELOPE UNLESS ENOUGH POSTCARDS ARE PURCHASED REQUIRING A POLYMAILER. STIFFENING SHEETS WILL BE USED IN EACH STYLE ENVELOPE.

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